Qatargate: Athens Court of Appeal Closes File on Avramopoulos Arrest Warrant After Belgium Withdraws It
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Qatargate: Athens Court of Appeal Closes File on Avramopoulos Arrest Warrant After Belgium Withdraws It
ATHENS - The Athens Court of Appeal has closed the case file concerning an arrest warrant issued by Belgian judicial authorities against ruling New Democracy MP Dimitris Avramopoulos, following the withdrawal of the order by the competent Belgian authority. The case involved an arrest warrant issued by Belgium for the criminal inquiry into the former European Commissioner in connection with the Qatargate scandal. Following Avramopoulos' in-perso…
The revocation of the warrant by the Belgian authorities closes the file for Greek justice - Dimitris Avramopoulos was initially summoned to give explanations on aspects of Qatargate The post Dimitris Avramopoulos: The warrant was revoked by the Belgian authorities appeared first on in.gr.
Dimitris Avramopoulos had voluntarily appeared before the Belgian authorities who had summoned him and was examined in the context of the investigation being conducted by the Belgian Justice Department.
The decision of the Plenary of the Parliament to lift the parliamentary immunity of Dimitris Avramopoulos appears to have turned into an “empty letter”. And this is because, according to information, the Belgian authorities have proceeded to revoke the arrest warrant they had issued against him in the context of the investigations into the so-called Qatar Gate, and thus the Greek judicial authorities did not enter the process of executing it aft…
The file regarding an arrest warrant issued by the Belgian Justice Department against ND MP Dimitris Avramopoulos is being closed at the Court of Appeal, as the warrant was revoked.
Belgian authorities have withdrawn the European arrest warrant against Dimitris Avramopoulos, after he voluntarily appeared before them and provided explanations in the context of the Qatargate investigation
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